Lifetime supply of waterproof silicon grease

Flashlight Modding and DIY Parts
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Found a quite unlikely and ULTRA cheap source for silicon grease for the threads/o rings

Danco waterproof grease Item #: 26276 | Model #: 80360 at lowes Isle 30, bay 15 for $3.49…hah

Was at Lowes looking for AC duct tape and downloaded the app, searched silicon grease and viola (it was in the sink section)

I just HEAVILY lubed up no less than 10 flashlights and you can barely see any out of the little tub, lifetime supply and DON’T have to wait for China :slight_smile:

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Ha. Exactly the stuff I found in the back of my tool drawer and used until I got some Superlube from Amazon.

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http://www.lowes.com/ProductDisplay?partNumber=53861-1366-88693&langId=-1&storeId=10151&productId=1092167&catalogId=10051&cmRelshp=req&rel=nofollow&cId=PDIO1

WarHawk your link was for the waterproof grease...above link is for silicone grease..just 50 cents more.

Is there a difference?

they don't state the weight...what's your weight?

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most people don’t like stating how much they weigh on a public message forum :bigsmile:

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The tub is about 1.5” in diameter and 1/2” to 3/4” deep says .5oz

Oh you are referring to the weight of the grease as in like the viscocity index on motoroil…no clue

And yeah you are right…the wrong link

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have to admit you mad me laugh here, and it usually takes a bit to do that! If you have a sense of humor like mine then these should make u snicker:

https://scontent-b-sea.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/t1.0-9/s526x395/1013776_741090435931363_91099889_n.jpg

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It is true, Bort is quite mad.

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War Hawk

Thanks for the recomendation I knew there had to be a simpler and cheaper solution.

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I have a large tube of Servisol silicone grease but I prefer the viscosity of Jetbeam grease. Servisol feels slightly sticky in comparison.

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Maserati-Quattroporte-760G-Nyogel-New-P-N-980139074-/121251292565?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c3b23e595&vxp=mtr

100ml Nyogel 760G for 15$

Thank me later.

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Year 2006?

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With a lifetimes supply Im guessing year wont matter?

Does this stuff go ‘off’ as in separate or similar so to speak?

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yeh, netweight was what i was referring to not viscocity...I like to know the ratio of poundage to cost of what I'm getting.

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I don’t know, if it looses any of its properties over time.

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Bort was unaware, how have you come to this conclusion?

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it does not, it was confirmed buy one technician :slight_smile:

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The mad generally are…

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My Maserati is in the shop. (Again!) I've asked the seller if they have Yugo nyogel, but haven't heard back yet.

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LOL yugo nyogel :smiley:

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I use a tube of stuff called Aladin’s Magic Lube. 5oz can be had for a couple bucks on amazon. There’s two variants…one’s only silicon, the other is silicon and PTFE (teflon). I use the combo one because the texture is a little bit easier to work with.

I use this stuff just because I use it for work…I probably have 4 tubes at any given time in the back of my truck.

Oh, and you wanna talk about lifetime supply? I can buy this stuff in 1 or even 5 gallon buckets. BAM.